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Scientific American, Vol. 48, No. 16 (1883) (1883)

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ich engage with an endless close to where she was struck. and partly by her pumping screw, H’', forged with the vertical shaft, I. The upper ex- energy to go for eight days or more, so that it will be seen machinery. An idea of the extent of the damage sustained tremity of this latter carries a… … and substantially built, one which is itself set in motion A TORPEDO BOAT COLLISION. at least must have gone to by a like machine that may the bottom. These first-class be placed outside of the mine or quarry, and at a considerable distance away from it. torpedo boats, which are 100 feet in length…

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